Connecticut western news., 1887-11-30
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 Winter.
 May it be mild one.
 Goal S7.0O ton and still going up. -Pianos and Organs, rented or sold on installments, by Capewell the ieweler West Winsted. Ct
 >-F. J. Pettibone and wife and l.. B. Matson, of North Pownal. Vt, visited at s. w. Barnes the past week.
 Thanksgiving day was dark, and gloomy one, the stores were closed, ex- cept the drug stores, and few were seen in the streets.
 pr G. l.. Hurd will be at the Warner House Monday afternoons here after until further notice, instead of at Dr Gidman's office.
 The Pilgrim church sociable will be held this Wednesday, evening at the residence of John c. Richmond. All are cordially invited.
 Irving Barnes, Gardner w. Barnes and Archie Adam came home to Thanks giving, from New York, Lakeville and Ct Burlington respectively.
 Don't forget that all interested in an evening school are requested to meet at Village Improvement hall to- morrow evening at o'clock.
 Augustus Cauldwell was very i'll last week with diphtheritic sore throat but he has nearly recovered and ven tured out for the first time last Sunday. The Hartford Post very correctly described the weather last Saturday by saying: It is trying to rain, trying to freeze. trying to clear off, but it leaves us in the fog as to actual results.
 When Geo Willis Parsons came home last Wednesday, from Meriden, he was not feeling we'll and for several days he has been housed up with mala- ria, but he returns to-day to Meriden.
 Dear reader; when your neighbors ask you what's the news? please reply, g, per year-and also say, ''THE NEWS" will be sent to new subscribers until Jan 1, 1889 for only S2,OO.
 Mir J. 0. Lewis and his mammoth double company presented the comedy ''Si Plunkard or Whistling Si' at the town hall Saturday evening. They drew 8 large audience and gave good en- tertainment. So they did by gosh.
 The services at Christ church were we'll attended on Thanksgiving day and Rev Mr Barnett preached short, but excellent sermon and mentioned many blessings that had crowned the year and for which we should be thankful
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 Ensign Peet has been confined to the house for about 10 days but we hope to see him out soon. He appears to have the malaria which he no doubt contracted in Bridgeport ss he was not we'll there and came home about a month ago for rest and recuperation.
 William l.. Adam, of Pittsfeld, an account of whose wedding we published two weeks ago, brought his bride to Canaan last Friday on his return from their wedding trip to Boston, and Washington D. c. They returned to Pittsfield on Saturday.
 In complyance with that famous order '.let no guilty man escape we must say that MT B. J. Prescott, oi East Canaan, is guilty of presenting 6 turkey for the editors Thanksgiving dinner, and furthermore this is not MI Trescott's first offense. He evidently is not Reformer in that line
 Twenty persons sat down to boun teous Thanksgiving dinner at Geo P. Strong's. All did justice to the repas and when "Geo" was assisted to arise from his chair he admitted that once more he had "had a square meal'. Ever eMuggins" was satisfied and did no call for ''more cheese.
 Nathan Watson has staked out new road on his farm. The road begins or Railroad street just north of Jones' new house and runs west until 1t intersect West Main street between Charles Gill ett's and Harmon Schamerhorn's. At it. starting point it also connects with ths road leading from the granulated milk factory to Pepoon Jacobs. This will bring quite number of desirable build ing lots into market.
 Just received, large assortment O first-class, all wool horse blankets, Japa, wolf robes and ladies Saratoga trunks also all kinds of horse furnishing good in stock at 444 Centenial avenue Lake vile. My prices are the lowest and m. goods the best in the market.
 Cleo. w. Williams, druggist, o Dobbs Ferry. N. Y., called on Canaan friends last Friday and Saturday, afte an absence of IT years. For many year he was 8 merchant and druggist in thi village and occupied the store now own 4 asy s-